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0909011 Informal Interpretation
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Question
From:
(Redacted)
Sent:
Monday, September 21, 2009 7:23 PM
To:
Verne, B. Michael
Cc:
(Redacted)
Subject: Rule801.40
Mike,
I am writing toseek your views on the filing obligations of the parties to the proposedtransaction described below:
Company A (acorporation) and Company B (an LLC) plan to combine some of their businesses asfollows:
Company X, throughits wholly owned subsidiary X-sub (a corporation), owns approximately 40% ofthe interests in Company B. Company A will form Newco (a corporation) andcontribute some its assets to Newco. Company X will contribute its interest inCompany B through the merger of X-sub into Newco, with Newco surviving. CompanyX will receive Newco Common Stock as merger consideration. Company X will alsosell some of its Newco Common Stock to Company A. Newco now has twoshareholders, Company X (30%) and Company A (70%), and owns 40% of Company Band the contributed assets from Company A. Newco contributes the Company Aassets to Company B in exchange for additional interests in Company B, and, asa result, Newco owns a majority of the interests in Company B.
We have analyzedthis entire transaction as the formation of a joint venture under Rule 801.40with Company A and Company X, each filing as acquiring persons and neitherNewco nor Company B filing as acquired persons.
Do you agree withour analysis?
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